Education Matters: School-based Alcohol Education Matters

With Irish children as young as 13 years having their first alcoholic drink and almost one in five 12-14-year-olds having reported being drunk1, the need to educate and inform young people about alcohol is a societal imperative and for Drinkaware,…

DRINKAWARE JOINS MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT AND RSA TO PROMOTE ROAD SAFETY

Today Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Shane Ross T.D. visited the RSA stand at the Motorbike and Scooter Tradeshow to experience their shuttle and roll-over simulator. These are used by the RSA nationwide to educate the public about killer driver behaviours….

DRINKAWARE SUPPORTING SEACHTAIN NA GAEILGE 2019

Le linn Mí Mhárta feicfidh tú rud éigin éagsúil ar ár Facebook. Beidh Gaeilge a úsáid againn lenár dtacaíocht do Sheachtain na Gaeilge 2019 a chur in iúl (1 – 17 Márta). Bí linn agus úsáid do chúpla focal – cuir iontas ort féin!…

CEO COMMENTS: WHEN IDEOLOGY MEETS PRAGMATISM, SOCIETY WINS

A vision of Ireland as a place where alcohol is not misused is, arguably, an ideological one.  But that’s the purpose of a vision.  It’s meant to be big, hard to reach, and challenging… but critically, possible. Like most of us, I’m drawn to…

Does Alcohol Play a Part in Workplace Wellness?

The growing trend in workplace wellness is a welcome one. Employers are realising that there are business benefits in terms of recruitment and retention, and employees appreciate their wellness being considered. In general, Irish people are increasingly considering aspects of their…

World Cancer Day 2019

Alcohol is known as a modifiable risk factor for at least seven types of cancer. While there are many different contributory factors for cancer, there are some positive actions we can take to reduce our own and our family’s cancer risk. This means that by making…